balance in Japanese
balance in Japanese is 中立, 残額 — balance means a state in which opposing weights, forces, or elements are evenly matched; stability.
balance in Japanese
中立
Pronounced: chuuritsu
(uncountable) Awareness of both viewpoints or matters; neutrality; rationality; objectivity.
残額
Pronounced: zangaku
(accounting) The result of such a procedure; the difference between credit and debit of an account.
What does "balance" mean?
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noun A state in which opposing weights, forces, or elements are evenly matched; stability.
"She lost her balance on the icy pavement and nearly fell."
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noun The amount of money left in an account after deposits and withdrawals, or the difference between credits and debits.
"He checked his bank balance before deciding whether to buy the tickets."
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verb To bring something into a state of equilibrium, or to keep it steady without falling.
"She balanced the tray of drinks carefully as she crossed the room."
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balance in a sentence
- She lost her balance on the icy pavement and nearly fell.
- Good design is about balance between form and function.
- He checked his bank balance before deciding whether to buy the tickets.
- She balanced the tray of drinks carefully as she crossed the room.
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What is "balance" in Japanese?
"balance" in Japanese is 中立, 残額. balance means: A state in which opposing weights, forces, or elements are evenly matched; stability.
How do you pronounce 中立?
"balance" in Japanese is 中立, pronounced "chuuritsu".
How do you use "balance" in a sentence?
Example: "She lost her balance on the icy pavement and nearly fell." In Japanese, "balance" is 中立, 残額.
Are there other ways to say "balance" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "balance": 中立, 残額.
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